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Previewing for a software services agreement with [Counterparty Name] · 60 days' notice
15 September 2026
To: The Directors [Counterparty Name]
Re: Notice of termination — software services agreement
Dear Sirs, We refer to the software services agreement between Example Company and [Counterparty Name], and to the clause permitting either party to terminate on 60 days' written notice. This letter is our formal notice of termination under that clause. The notice period runs from the date of this letter, and the agreement will end on its expiry. We will continue to perform our obligations during the notice period and expect the same of you, including any handover obligations. Please acknowledge receipt of this notice in writing and confirm the termination date. For the avoidance of doubt, this notice is served by the method the agreement requires. This notice is given without prejudice to our accrued rights and remedies under the agreement.
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Frequently asked questions
Sometimes — but not just because you changed your mind. Once signed, a contract binds unless you have an exit: a termination clause, a mutual agreement, a serious breach by the other side, or (more rarely) grounds like misrepresentation or impossibility. Step one is always the same: read what your contract actually allows — that's the exit review.
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